Arts & Entertainment

More than 40 events are taking place this summer at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, both outdoors in the beautifully verdant gardens and the expansive Friends Field as well as inside the charming indoor spaces. The season, which

By Brian Kluepfel You hear the music the moment you exit your car, echoing through the concrete canyons of the concave station parking lot, beckoning you to a small house at the transit hub’s exit road apex, bordering the bicycle

For eons, nature has profoundly inspired music, the arts and literature, from the lotus in the Bhagavad Gita to the tree of life in Genesis. The fascination with the botanical world now offers a stunning and imaginative venture in the

By Barbara Kay Two years ago, on the ride home from a Memorial Day weekend trip, the conversation between Melissa Trombetta and her son, Luke, meandered to discussing their biggest fears. For Luke it was the fear of drowning; for

Propaganda and misinformation about war has been around since visual and literary expression became part of the public discourse. It’s still alive and thriving today, especially now in the age of social media. Depicting the horrors of battle wasn’t always

For Scarlett Antonia, her yellow brick road led her to Peekskill. In 2000, when Antonia, whose accomplished dance career saw her perform at Lincoln Center and the Kennedy Center, among other venues, first arrived in Peekskill on a trip from

The most fascinating aspect of the “Remarkable Women in and Around Ossining” exhibit at the Bethany Arts Community is that every woman featured in the show is connected to a place in or near Ossining. The exhibit opened last week